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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated IN lsss for Is years by the LeRisla
tutu for Educational and Charitable purposes, viii
capital oil 81 COO, oo0-to which reserve fund 81
over s550, 600 has since been added. 10 -
By an overwhelming popular vote iss franchise
YVES made part OF tho present State Coustftl,tiou
adopted Deccmbe, ID, H. D., lS7a. : $50
:, The only Lottery ever voted on aud endorsed by
the people Of any State. AS. 80 = :
II ne,vr scales Or postpoIts. So
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Eemi-Anuual Drawings
regularly ever six months Dune ard Dccetn besj.
;. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Seventh Grand Drawing, Class G. In the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, July
II, 1SS7-20Gth Monthly Drawing. ~ :
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The business boom is rapidly extending
itself from soda fouutsina to the summer
hotels. 3,. a.5.7 81, 4. .gl.l, ~ :, =
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pEMEHpEp That the presence Of eeuerals
t,leHthiuLh genurcgard and EARLY, VINO arc
In charge Of tho drawings, Is guarAniec al abso.
lutc fairness aud integrity that inc cnances arc ali
number will draw Prize. s. n n, - -
REatEalnER that the paymen. Of Ill Prizes d
GuAkANIEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and tho Ticlets are
signed BY the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highes,
Courts; therefore. beware OF any limitations OF
anonymous schemes 49, 30 = - :.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
THusTEe's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATHER,
4. WOOD PROPERTY. FL. 81 n : AZ
~ virtue OF decd OF trust made by Ma,ra,et.,
y. McCabc with Robert A. McCabe, her husband
70 mo as trustee dated April 49, 1851 and rFconled
n TIC Office Of the Clerk ,oi the County CouFt Of
No, u, page 5la, shall Eell y! public auction ia
The highest bidder on .'1E.,1' = 'D'-' - st'''' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28

Thoue public men who desire public
monuments ought to die right of while
tho fever ia on. Nat-
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Once more the watermelon OF the solid
South comes mp to work its wild and
CHASTITY revenge. Il; H.
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SPECIAL NoVICEs,
. .Fr q 90 ASSAEAA ANSA4NA9s - 2
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4 oil who nrc suffering from Tho errors and
inciscretiona OF youth, nervous weakness. carly
decay, lossof manhood. he, vii, senI n rccIpe
thatwi!l euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This rrea.
Ssemedywas discovered BY missionary In sos,a
America. Send sel''addrcssed envelope to tho
NV. JOSEPH T, ISMAS, Station D, Nep FORK Ci,v.
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SUMMER l.nsoRrs.

SUN NJ E R . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ desiring board for tho summer oan be sncoro.
modated BY applyiug 70 MIS-. X piilLtIps' OK.
we sI oa1'es1 county, Nd, Terms SIX dollars a
"''S' u r., EsJt = .5, Ie2i'
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The above sale has heen continued until ,rIvo
1857, at same time and place. wy =
leu ff 81 sil IHOS. O'BNIES. r,rsteo -
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Queen Victoria has reigned fifty years
end is FIVE feet high; thst is the long and
short Of her. 4 e s.'i7a.r
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SKIN and Scalp diseases can be cured by
palmer's Skin.Succeas. Soap cleanaea,
ointment hcaIa. fs
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PROVIDE youraell with q supply Of Skin.
Success Soap, and you can defy prickly
heat. AT Drug Store OF McI.ain Bros,
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sApMlNIsrnArolls NorICEs .---
a DM1NlsTRAToRs' NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-BlOYOLE-A b5INCH
u Rudge Bicycle In excellent condition, chan
Tor cash. Apply ut this 0tllcc. IcV
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRA1ll5-On and alter Juno &c, 1gs7-E1rIA-
EATtoE or REErRHEcR MARKS. @Daily. tsunday
excepted. tAouday excepted, -Esstesn Standard
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! Il. 2. & G. Enllrnnd

u Il. 2. &, @. Railroad. " 3
bel.alte d zaneryllle Through Passenger leaves
Bel!Hire At S:io a. Il arrives at Bellaite at D. In
Woodste'd Passenger leaves Bcllaire Of 49 p,
M, arrives at Bellaire at $40 a. m. - r.
Summetleld AccommodA alton leayfs Bell.ire AZ
l:QO p M. arrives a Belalre at La 4 m -, u
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ITRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
SHALL COUNTY. 5s'33s3''--'I = t's''' '4""
~ virtue OF deed OF trust made by lame. A,
hice 70 tho Undersigned Trustee, dated On ,ho l7th
o OF June II tae year 1851 nild recorded In ,hq
county. West Virginia. in Decd Of TEA 4 Eonv 10.
ioi.o y WIN sell at publlcauc,.on, at lhc font
doos Of the Court HOUSE, Of Marshall county
SATURDAY, :ih DAY OF sErrgM Ser, 1851,
commencing a. tea o'clock 4. H., a certain ,nc Of
!ane situate on the waters OF Hickman, branch
.! Fish creek In Ma'shall county, West yi,cini.,
ana bounded as follows: Beginning at a hisSory
corner 70 said sice In tho Marsha ali and r,srIs conn
,am ps n ioa ss est s poles to stone pie IN
ktaEe aud ". .. bush In road, an aeierI corner
SentWeen pstefson, Rice and Flaw: thercc south
weSt = poles TO kone near the ,oad. thence
yos - West ~ poles to stone; theme south 66S
poles 70 hickory; thence north Sso west q poles
70 ". Y; corner between Rice and Etaw: thCucc
SOUTH a8' west i6!5 poles 10 buSh Garner Of TSI.
wi.hin p nua .aence north n poles TO stone
!hence north 4l' wet IA poles 10 stone In l4tjtt
i ,tue W noftn oans OF HiGkman; thence win aid
ing hotta ~ east 80 polcs TO zone neafa zine:
s5a eo s91 ~ n S ext poles o. he1ce
% pores 70 drain: theIce north IL csst n poles
vi W reg oak; thence north 10 east CS pocs to
, ~, OAK; hence north so' east q poles 10 bph
south e4' cast 1sG poles 10 The lem no,sS Inc md
WIN INC same south % cast 255 poles 10 he tes!a
mlhg, containing four hundred and seven acres
hna thFee'ioutthsot an acre. b. the sse OIeos
:, TERMS OF sALE-ore.half o. the purchase
a Mohcy aud as much more ~ the purchaser may
eject 70 pay cash. and the residue III one year With
1hiest thereon from the Gay Of SALE ho put
inc title to be retained or deed Of ,rust gIyeu 10
secure the deferred payment, Z" y - '''
., ile believed 70 be good, but selling as trustee
mo. Is Z 1879. ~ 'ae4t tn MIN - HtstSu -
9 je2o So 'ohN !. 'g TS.iss
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A ~ ZEAL Az, ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
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suSDAis ~ q; 7oo a; N. aud run every
q: m. and run every hour until ID D. m. exeent
Church Trains, which will leave the Part nj .iSp
A., and Wheeling at ELS p m. : ' =! a.
Nps1 5id5ftslts-s G. HlRSCH. Sunerir tnr5a,. Is
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900.

"Wc do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
engagements for Ill the Monthly and Semi.Auuual
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery cor1pany,
and In .pefson manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and Tint tho same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward ali
parties, and We authorize the Company to use this
certificate, with iacsimics OF our signatures al
tachcd, In iLs adyertiscments.n - = -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-23
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO, Publishers THE GAZETTE Fort VI

81 &C per dozen; brilliant oils, bbls, lsc; UPTON
Dds, 2sc; DO, 20 cases, S. 10; brilliant,
cases, 81 10; do, 12-1 cases. S. sc; baking pow
| ders, bulk, lie; IN cans, 81 80; mscaroni
small box. 65c; yermicelli. small box. Csc
| cstsup in bulb, per gallon. s5c; Worcester
sauce In bulk per gallon, 81 o. Mixed pickles
sugar-Fine powdered. bbls. sIc, do nall
bbls, SC; cut loaf, bbls, sxc; do half bible &C.
standaIa sIRah33usted bbls I.e; Louisans
white, 1Hei Louisiana y. c., choice, 61c; do
| fancy 6Ac
Rice-Louisiana. new 5X96Hc.
HORSES AND MULEs-In car or train load
| lots: Mexican mares. I2H to l5k hands high,
unbroken, SIG GOALS 90 per head; Mexican
mares. l51I to Il hands high. unbroken. SIS OO@
Y 90 per head; Me1Icen mares, IA to Is hands
high, unbroken, S22 00925 90 per mead Texss
mares, IL to Il hands high, unbroken, $40 006
so 00 per head; Texas mares, IA to 10 hands
high, unoroken, $50 00140 90 her head; Texas
mares, 10 to Is hands high. unbroken. $40 600
high unbroken. f25 0O@50 90 per mead: Texas
horses, IA to Is hands high, unbroken, $50 O0a
so 90 per head; Mexican horses, Is to II hands
high, unbroken, SIS OO625 90 ser head; Next
can horses, IA TO Is hands high, unbroken, SIS 90
ESQ 90 per head; Mexican mules, l2x to II
hands high, unbroken, SG5 00050 co per head !;
0l5O 90; American draft horses, Is to l6H hands
high, broke, SlO0@175 90. From 81 10 IS al
ditional for thoroughly broke STOCK.
HIDES AND sKlN5-No. heavy D hides.
I2c per NO. aeaVy 20; No. light Sci
No. light &c.
Dry sailed 7@sci bull hides Sc; glue Sc;
green sailed &c; butchers green 3@416c; shear
linge zoe; Belts 40575c.
sHs-New Louisiana syrup 4Sc; new
choice Louisiana molasses, o X, 55c; rev
prime do So; new fair do 49e; choice centrifu-
gals 43c;-prime do ACC; prime reboled 35c fair
do 33c.
NUTS - Peanuts. eHS7Ho; pecans, &C.;
Amends, 20c; Brazil nuts, l5o per h dlberts
15c per d; English wslnuts, 15o per ..
EAILS-$3 % peI keg, pas,s I0di burden
horseshoe per keg S.; Perkins, same, S. 9Oi
Walker. same, S. so; burden mule So; north
western horseshoe nails. No. 4. soc; No. 5. 26c;
No, 6, 23c; No !, 2lc; No. 8, zoe; Lakes" No. l.
45c; No. 8, 26c; No. g. 22c; No Z zoe; No. 9. l9c;
Ausable, same, No. 4, t5oi No. 5. Fac; No. 9, 2lci
No. 7, 19o; No. 8, Isc.
POULTRY-Weq quote: Young frying chickens
81 406l 90 per doz; cid hens 81 25 per dog /;
turkeys 60GS5c each.
WHIsKY-Rocti6ed 81 Cal so, as per proof;
sour mash, two years old. 81 6O@l 20; three
years old 81 90a2 20; fancy extra old whisky
81 00G5 U0.
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Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, MO-, Dec. Observation-Disclosures
lSeV; shipments none; market stronger for
! good fat shipping and butchers steers and LOG
higher: COWS l0sl5c hiahe stockers and feed
/ ers FIRM good to choice corn-fed 81 SOFA so;
common to medium s. 25G4 -25; s.ockers 81 CO
| a. feeding steers 81 65G3 25: cows 81 ESQ
2 20; grass range steers 81 s003 co.. Hogs Re-
ceipts $500; shipments none; market strong
ana 5Gl0c CHER. ranging from 81 0066 IS.
Sheep-Receiyts so; shipI9ents name; markell
strong: good to choice So 25G4 80; common "a,
medium 81 SOFAS co.
NEW YORK Dec. 2l.-BeeYes-aeceirss ND
all for the market except g. ventcsa earl3ads Of
export steers; the N 7rK9s was dull md aass4r
for nearIy all grades, the extremes for native
steers was 50 45uo s., with gsneral sales of
common TO prime at s. 70G5 50; poor to COM
mon were dull sale az y l0s 8 S.; the exports
were 2I5 beeves and, 1880 CHARTERS of keef
Sheep-Receipts $500: slow trade and ma7let
lover for lambs; ssies inciudtd COMMON to
prime sheep at So 1880 . carload CT premium
sheep At IS %, and c3mulon TO fancy Iarnbs AZ
So O09Eoal
ST. LoU1s, Mo-. Der. 2l-Catne-Ssteipt
IVU, shipments 300. market strongerHiO620c
higheli choice heavy native steers 81 40a5 10;
steers, medium to Gu Dice, s. 2o04 10 feeders
and stoekers, fair 20 good 81 1898 10; rangers
or enaag, To- ,oo good, 81 "A IS. Hogs-
scuVe ana IO6l higher, ran. ing from "a 81 70
% So Sheep-Recf ipts $40; shipments l6ca
MARKET strong fat 10 choice s. I5G4 Sd: farcv
Tor Christmas = 7GG5 20
CHICAGO. Ill Dec. 2l-Cattle-Rs ce1ota
W en- pments 5000; market sEronf, and
lO9i5c hiehe9 en- ice s. s.; shipping steers g ca
a. 10; stocksrs and feeders, 81 25G3 80: lows.
Dlis and mlxen. 81 3562 50 Texa. cattI q q sS
O. ". HoSA-Recetpt $4,000; shipmen Is one:
mixed 50 D. as 80; heavy s. 30a5 so: 't,Sst "a az.
40 20 Saeep-Eeceipts 5000; shIpp ,sSta IOe @ !.
mArket ytTongi natives te64 rs: W. Aste-n "a *
@4 VI ss'.ana g 2jaS so; LIMBS 81 SOFAS 50.
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GENERAL HARKET6,
Produce and provfaf oua,

CHICAGO. ILL, Dec. 81 Brokers Ga Change
81 the opening TO CAV used the fact that
we're cold wave was h vering over The wint9r
wheat region, threatening to NUT crops. IL
force up The price OF grain. May wheat, which
c'osed yesterday at s5&c opened at SIC and
went TO SAC during the morning. out I. dr.ited
into Gull marE:I and sold down to 84c, and
then up TO s41<c and back again 10 S4I4 May
corn pence &c niRher, at 81 &c ana prices be-
ing around 63E. Ss4e and on sor2s heavy buying
went to SAKE, but later dropped 10 SAX G543Se
May pork opened zoe higher, az Sl5 IS on hight
arrivals CT hogs. Heavy selling by Two opera
tors sent Ii down 10 SIS Z and II the emo OF
an h ur Il held frmer AT st5 SG9l5 62G. Before
O'Clock 1t went up again 10 SIS 10 Leading
futures closed: Whea. Dece NIB 76zSc; jan
nary 77]sc; February 7I3Ec: NJ sake. Corn
Dscemhe' 4SAc; January 4SzSc; February 1910;
May sc. Mess Pork nuary 81 Az
May SO IS. Lard-JanusTy s. so; Februar ,
S 90. May IS TX Short ribs-January 81 10
February 81 81. March 81 80; May IS TO-
Cash quotations were: Flour quiet aud py ices
uncha ged. Wheat-No. red 7Shc orn-
No. 2. 4shc. Mess pors per rarre., Sl4 75sI4 a5
Lard, per 100 pounds, SI77ssi 50. Short ribs
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sides. loose, - 7O67 ~; dry salt shoulders,
| S. 006S Us.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 2l.-Flour-ouiet and
steady. Wheat opened firmer and on account
OF &C Id wave advanced ga So, closing higher;
No. red cash S0Ha bid January S0z,c, clos
Ing 81 sc nominal, February closing s21lc bid;
May s51@S5s.c, closing at s54.c. Corn higher
can 463ic; Janusry 1910, closing at 46l4 hid :;
February 4lc. closing Axe May 49x 65o1c,
Closing dos "a, at 5O3+c oats steady; cash SlS3Ls
Whisky steady at 81 O5 Provisions steady.
Pork-Ne~ sl4 49, lard 81 42k; dry salted
meats: boxed, shoulders S 75d6 co.; long ear
s. 5OG7 70 clear ribs 81 7a67 S.1I short clears
y eI1a 0S CO. Bacon, xed, shoulders So so;
long clears, IS 80; clear ribs IS So short clears
S. Ga. Hams steady at $40 25a12 so. After
noon board-Wheat lower; January S1c NOM
inal; February S21lc, nominal; May &c. Corn
Weak; January Acc bid; +, bruary 1910 bid :,
May 1890. Oats easy May sac.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Cofee-spot fair; Rio
hIm at lSS4 dl9c; options more active and
higher. Sales $50 hags. December Is 500
10 70; January Is 50Sl6 80; February Is 400
Is %; March Is 4O6lf so; Apr Is 3oal6 45;
May 10 3O9l6 As; June Is 2O9l6 IS; July is OO6
10 10; August Is 65615 so: September Is 400
10 IS; October SIS 2O0l5 25; November IS O52
10 %; December, 1885, Is 0O015 20. sugar un-
changed and quiet; refined quiet; standard
81 6.56c; cOnfectioners' A 6TIc. Molasses
steady; so test 24c.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 21.-Fiour steady
and firm choice 81 5O65 5; fancy 81 8s64 co;
e1trh fancy 50 "A 30; wintar wheat patents
81 50G4 50; Minnesota patent process 81 ESQ
%. Corn quiet and weak mixed and yellow
tic; white CSC. Oats q let but STEADY;
No. ?, 42c. COrnmeal quiet at 81 10.
Hog products quiet but steady; pork si4 y;
lard 81 SO; bulk meats, shoulders So 12H:
long clear 81 sS1l: clear rib, s. co; bacon,
shoulders IS co. long cleaJ IS "; clear ribs
S. u hams SlI 5O3I2 90 Whisky heavy at
81 O50l 81. Coffee excited ana hgher; Rio
liz G20c Rice IN good demsnd at 4H65i&e.
Cotton seed products IL and nominal
sugar quiet but steady; open kettle
cho ce Axe; prime to strictly prime
1894 7-l6c; good fair to fully fair 456043.l6c;
centrifugals plantation granulated exc; choice
white exc; of viii e sac; choice yeI ow clari-
ned SIC; prime yellow olari fed 531&57-l6 c; OF
vel ow clarided 5l1 @ 5-l6c; seconds
~ G5c. keIasses easier; open kettle.
choi, SIC; centrifugsls, good priae lsG2lc:
rime l7@1se; syrup quoted sc,
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ARKANSAS MURDER.
NJ wsn Walton Killed By ais Friend Diem
Chastian.

M wsu Walton Killed By ais Friend Ole M
Chastian.
Special TO the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Dec. PA sensa-
tional murder occurred On Mon lay last at
Longridge, Logan county, Newell Walton
having been shot and killed by his friend
Glenn Chastian. All that is known
of the murder is that the two men were
drinking together, and left the saloon
in company, going direct TO Chastisn's
house. A few minutes later three pistol
shots were heard at the house and Chas-
tian csme cut, and running to the office
OF DR.. Statum told him he was cut all to
pieces and wanted his wounds dressed,
at the same time saying be had killed Wal.
ton but was sorry he had to do SO.
On examination it was found he had not
been cut at ell. He was arrested, and,
his wife being the only eyewitness to the
tragedy, will divulge nothing as to how
1t occurred, saying her husbands sttor-
ney has forbidden her saying a word
about it until the proper time comes.
Both are we'll known residents of the
place. 'l
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thafWONT DRY STICKV
8 s ~ $aass -
NQE Unt1 Death.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 2I.-In regard to
e1-Secretary Manning's he,ltb, friend
OF the family says that Mr.. Manning lies
during the greater part Of theitime with his
eyes closed and apparently oblivious to
his surroundings. When aroused he
appears bewildered, and requires some
time to collect himself. He takes his
food a. the band of his attendant at regu-
lar intervals. Aside from such occasional
spells of arousiDg, however, his condition
is one OF apathy and Indifference. Despite
the statements which his family make
when approached for information, Mr.
Manning is man sick unto death.
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WHOLESALE MURDER.
A New York Lawyer Shoots His VIII,
hOther-in-LsW, Step.Oaughter and
Another Lady.
He Completes the Job by Committing Sui
cide-QusrreI About Money Affairs.
Shot at Close Range.

TROY, n. Y, Dec. I9.-S. S. Crandsll,
formerly LAWYER and real estate broker in
Troy, to-day shot his wife, his mother,
in-lsw, Mrs. S. S. Some, his STEP
daughter. Miss Julia Bslkey and himself,
st their home in Bsllston Place. all are
dead but his wife, sud che is dying. He
had s controversy with his wife over
money matters. His wife was the divorc-
ed wife of Crauddll's former Iegsl ssso-
ciate. Crsncsll WAS once candidate for
sheriff in Washington county ard de-
tested. He wss extrayHgant in
his habits. Eis wife has money, and the
quarrel was over its control. Mrs.
Crandau refused to touch any Of her
fsther's property as loog as her mother
wss alive, and this determination caused
frequent trouble between herself and her
husband Mrs. Crsndsll was widow
with one child, Julia Bslkey, when she
met Crsndall two years ago. He repre-
ssuted himself SIS being worth $4,000;
snd finally married Mrs. Balkey.
CISndsll was in the habit of urging his
wife 10 get two-thirdS OF the Stone
poperty which she owned and Of which
ser mother had use. She refused so 10
DO. The trouble commenced yesterday,
when Crandall and Mrs. Stone disputed
as the occupation OF c working man en-
ployed on the place. At that time he
called his wife several hard names, when
she retorted that he had been pauper
and had no property whatever except
what they gave him. He replied
that she would be poorer before she
was richer. A week ago grand
child had made complaint to have Gran
dali arrested for his abuse. 1t was on
Sunday agreed thst the ladies would go
70 Troy Monday and consult r II. Nc
Clellsn, their attorney. The family were
at the table eating breakfast when
Crandal began shooting. The ladies
ran from the hall TO the kitchen, and he
ran after them, firing across
the room. Mrs. Stone rau
out of doors into the snow
some rods from the house. He went to
the door and shot after her. Sac fell
exhausted IN the snow and died soon
after. Crandau then turned about,
loaded his revolver and at short range
fred st Julis The shot took effect near
the navel It fired so close that the
apron she wore was burned by the
powder. Mrs. Crandall received two
wounds in the groin. CrandalI than ran
from the room and was not seen again
until his desd body was found in the
cupols CT the house. Mrs. Ellis st once
raised the alsrm end people soon came
locking TO the scene. 1t wss too late 10
De of any assistance. Officers were
placed in charge Of the room and no one
outside was admitted. When the report
er left the house Mrs. Crandall was very
low and no attempt to probe her wounds
had been made. Later 1t was reported
Mat Mrs. CraudSl died about O'Clock
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Daily Review.

Daily Review.
| GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. Dec. 81, 1887.
The cold weather has caused decrease
in the quantity of produce coming in
with a consequent rise in values. Turkeys
are marked up 10c., making them worth
60@S5c.; and eggs now bring 22c., a rise
of &c.
Trade with wholesalers to-day though
heavy, was not as large as yester day
| Retailers were kept busy.
The supply Of coal in Fort Worth Is SC
| light that very slight change in the tenn
| perature csuses change in quotations
| on it, and from edvices received and sta,
| tistics, the dealers are led to believe there
will be no downward movement in prices
until spring. Hard coal is quoted little
higher to-day, and the McAllister coal,
though still unchanged TO Fort Worth
buy ers, is coming sleeper to the dealers.
The supply OF hard coal in the city,
though sufficient to supply immediate
pressing demands, is limited, SO much
SO that st the end Ct last week local coaI
sellers ceased selling on more than
helt-ton orders.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
q somewhat reduced volume Of distribu-
ton in staple lines within the week as
compared with two weeks ago, particu-
larly st Chicago, st. Paul, Omshs, GIN
cinnati. New Orleans, Detroit, Cleveland,
Pittsburg and Philadelphia. TIE mild,
unreasonable weather has had some
eject, but the special attention
paid to holiday goods. particularly in
retail lines, is largely responsible. At sill
OF these cities the December trade to date
exceeds the total for the like period lsst
year. The movement of general merchan-
disc continues good at Boston, Kansas
City, Memphis and Burlington, Iowa,
without new features, but at Denver
and Pueblo, where the weather has
been cold, and at St. Louis and
Louisville the movement is rather
more brisk owing to an unexpected
increase Of orders to replenish interior
stocks. Mercantile collections are salts
factory or improving IN the prosperous
region tributary to the four growing Cit
les, Kansas City, Omaha, ST Joseph and
Burlington. The total Of bank clearlngs
st thirty-eight cities this week is 81, 0l3,-
l5s, l0s, or per cent. less than last week
and % per cent. less than in the like week
Of 1855 Bradstreet's.